与鬼神合其吉凶
“and in his relation to what is fortunate and what is calamitous, with the spiritual beings.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
与鬼神合其吉凶
“and in his relation to what is fortunate and what is calamitous, with the spiritual beings.”
先天
“He naturally—”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
This phrase originates from the 'Wen Yan' commentary on the Qian hexagram in the I Ching, articulating the ideal of the sage harmonizing perfectly with nature, time, and cosmic spirits.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
ghosts and spirits; supernatural entities
A classical pairing used in formal literature or historical contexts to refer to spiritual forces of nature.
good and bad fortune; omen
A common formal antonym compound indicating fate, fortune, or destiny.